Music Quiz Questions - Final

Hector Berlioz: [blank_start]Idee Fixe[blank_end] Giuseppe Verdi: [blank_start]Bel Canto[blank_end] Richard Wagner: [blank_start]Gesamtkunstwerk[blank_end] Francis J. Child: [blank_start]Ballad[blank_end] Franz Schubert: [blank_start]Lied[blank_end] Nicolo Paganini: [blank_start]Caprices[blank_end] Franz Lizst: [blank_start]Tone Poem[blank_end] Frederick Chopin: [blank_start]Mazurka[blank_end]

In "Erlkönig," the singer takes on three distinct roles or voices.

Romantic music is identifiable by which of the following attributes:

"Idée fixe" and "leitmotif" are related terms.

Giuseppe Verdi is well known for his "endless melodies."

Tchaikovsky was a fierce Nationalist who felt it was important to explore Russian folk music and stories in his musical compositions.

Which of the following terms are associated with Antonín Dvořák:

Claude Debussy: [blank_start]Symbolism[blank_end] Igor Stravinsky: [blank_start]Asymmetrical Rhythms[blank_end] Béla Bartók: [blank_start]Ethnomusicology[blank_end] Charles Ives: [blank_start]Humanophone[blank_end] Aaron Coplan: [blank_start]Americana[blank_end] Maurice Ravel: [blank_start]Classicist form[blank_end] George Gershwin: [blank_start]Folk opera[blank_end] Arnold Schönberg: [blank_start]Expressionism[blank_end] Ralph Vaughn Williams: [blank_start]Thomas Tallis[blank_end] Milton Babbitt: [blank_start]Who Cares if you Listen?[blank_end] Scott Joplin: [blank_start]Ragtime[blank_end] Alban Berg: [blank_start]Post-Tonal opera[blank_end]

Richard Strauss is known as the "Waltz King".

The waltz was risqué and scandalous in the 19th century.

What time signature does the Waltz have?

Whereas Debussy was the master of harmony, Ravel was very experimental with and masterful of [blank_start]orchestration[blank_end]

Ravel often discarded traditional orchestral schemes and rules for the sake of timbral explorations

Which of the following composers did guest pianist Laure Struber perform?

Pervasive use of [blank_start]rubato[blank_end] is a stylistic fingerprint of Chopin’s and of other Romantic composers who strove to achieve a breathing, highly emotional expression